Explore Herbert Arms, Chirbury
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The Herbert Arms
Chirbury
Montgomery
Shropshire
SY15 6BG
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The Herbert Arms in Chirbury, Shropshire is a historic 18th-century coaching inn, that has welcomed visitors across the centuries.
Re-opening in 2026, after a major refurbishment, we continue to serve ales and wines to the many people that pass through our door. With indoor seating and both cozy open fires, in the winter, or outdoor seating for the Summer months, we are also a dog and family friendly pub, and happy to accommodate both reservations and walk ins.
Our wine list has been curated and selected by the bottle alongside industry experts to ensure that we offer the depth and variety to accompany and pair perfectly with our food menu.
Our chefs aim to source their ingredients locally, and create a wide variety of dishes.
We hope that you visit us soon, and enjoy visiting the lovely area of Montgomery.
Matt & Ailsa
Our facilities
- On site parking
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